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= Bon Wafbington nerlautet. bas
Or Senator Magep ausf9t bat als
MitaIieb Der Snterfote Commerce Qpms
milton errannt 10 tuerben.
80 Inter ben Qauffeater in piebras
Negras III In GoIge elmer iteiien Steuers
outage Seitens hes Stnates Goabaila
cine pauic ausgebro9en. Oie @egies
rung erbebt cine grtratfener bon 73%
auf allen Belt, Waarenlager einees
fGioHen. Dies ipiirbe Ginigeit cine
Webrausgabe bon $800-1900 idbrli@
p.rurfa9en. Mebrere 6irutert beab.
F9tige,t baber, ibr @ef9dft nod gasle
paB 3u perleeen.
I'm Grimes gountp erlGo6 Der
Neger Sim Ri9arbs ben GebhIfston.
ffabler up1ur9. Muf BEN Sransport
entriB er BEN 8eamten ben Rebolber
unb t9ob i'm uieber. 2i6orbs rpurbe
e~ingsfangeu unb an beHdeIten abent
aufgefnfpft.
= Stomas Mt. Spf.pb, e@akmeis
meifier Der 0roBloge ber Obj Sell
Ions BOT $23, 1875 urterf@IageH un6 it
nimt I'M Stanbe, bic Gumrie, meI9e e.
In Mineu . 6pefulationen aniegte urb
perlor, au erfeben. ct 1T berbaftet
tporben.
- Der General . abiutant Der Ut
NEE bat benz 4ongreB bic foIgenben
Angaben iiber bic Stdrte Der NfiIia In
Ssyas gemn9t. 8 @eHerdle, 31Stabs.
~ofi5iere; 40 Regiments, 6elo. NIB
Sales.--future; Sc 2ontpagnieoff3iere;
2258 linterofi3iere &C. unb @emeiHe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17

ben, tretea in bieienise Sabresilahe,
pelder fe obne bic ffattsebabte aus'
manoerung angeb6rt babsn tptiteer,
rieber elm. Wanni6aften Der grfabs
ReIerpe erfter Glai1e, peIde nod ers
foIater 4ustuanberung Dor bolenoetem
81. 2ebensiabre in Geutfdlanb Dieber
n~aturaIiirt tperben, treteH in ben
Sabrgang, pel9em ie obne bic ffatt.
aebabte Muspanberung angeb6rt bas
ben miirber, tuieber elm.
Ill. Wer benz gintritt in Den Dienft
ocs ffebenben 6eeres nber Der Slotte
fh babur9 3u entaieben fu6t. baB er
obne grlaubnib entreber bas 8uHbes'
gebiet perldBt ober nod errei1tem mis-
litdrpfi6tieem @lter fid auBerbaIb bes
Buubesgebietes oufbdlt, tpiro nit elmer
Celebrate Don fanf;ig Biz eintaufenb
3baIern ober nit gefdnguiB BON einem
Monat bis ;u einem Sabre beiraft.
9as 0erm6gen bes Nngeflagten lam.
iniotpeit ais Cd nod bent Grueiien oes
Ridters 3ur Dedung Der ben Mnge'
i6uIbigten m6gli9ermeiie tretferoen
b6mifen Celebrate unb Der Rotten Des
@erfabrens erforSerIi9 III. nit 8ef9iag
belegt tperben.
". Deuti9e, tpeide naturalifsis
Barger Der 8~sreinigten Staaten bon
Nmerita g~etporben finb unb finf Sabre
lang unuitterbrn9en In ben 8eretnigter
etaoteti suaebra@t habea, limb pom
beuti@en @eide aIs ameritanif9e
Mmseb6rige su era@tea unb als
foIde gu btbanbein; ieooa iol
bic bIobe grfldrung Der abfi9t,
Btrger bes eiueu Ober bes anoerer
Sbeiles tperoeu au molten. bic Wirfung
Der Naturalization ni9t babeM. Sin
naturaIifirter 8irger Der Der. Staater
ipirb bel etuaiger Rldtebr nod Oeutf4'
Lamb tuegen elmer, mad ben beltfder
@eieBer nit Gtrafe bebrobten 6aro'
Iuua, tpeIme er Dor feline austpanoerung
beribt bot, snr uHterfuhung u1o Stra.
Re aesogert iuerben, fofern ni9t mad
ben bsuifden Geieben 9eridtruns ein'
getreten if.
v. Weuu elm in Mmerita 1aturalifr'
ter 9eutider f9 uieber i'm 6eutfdher
Rei&e nieberld6t, obne bic Gbf9t mad
alnaerifa 3uriidsutebreu, 70 ioa er ole
auf feline DECENTRALIZATION In ben Ser,
Gtaaten Der3i1t Ieitenb erattet tuer'
ben. Der @er,idt auf bic @tdtebl
fam als porbauben anaeieten sperben.
tuenr Der N~aturuIifrte iid ldnser old
smei Sabre In Seuti9lanb aufbdlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17
hrs. aetmsiutu.s gootbtms esrnp,

mrs. gHtnsfutp.S gootbtns Gprn&,
Hep. Gplpanus Cobb i&reibt i'm 30.
ftrn gbrifian 6reeman4: auf feiueu
Sal miirben mir cine Webijin euipfehteu,
uomentlid fhr Hinhe.. wenn mir ni4t
piiBten, SaB fe gut III. Bon wars.
@inslrtps Sprup fSnner mir leecH aus
Grfahrnns ipre&sn. Sn unferer ieigeuea
Tainilie bat er ii6 ais 6eseu erriefen,
neil er eineut Sinbe, bas NIT Sclif gez
peinist NOR. S&laf peri&affte uno ben
Gltern Ruhe vdbrenb Der Na@t
N&erte. Die meiften Gltern rerbeE hies
i'm Sesen 40 idasen uifen. 6ier ii
EN- artifel, Der fid bepdbrt uub harrnlrs
in, henn Der SGlaf, ben CT BEN &inbl
ptrf&afft, IN natirli9 unb Der fleine On.
GET erra&t 70 better ME Elm 9ucpf.1
Wdbrent bes Sahnens 1T iein Grfclg mn
f4astar. Dir 5aten bdufs genug rsp
Wfitteru bic Heu6errns sebSrt, baE Fs
niGt cbue ben Snrup iein uitsen bon ber
@eburt bes Sinbes an bic Jur Holeu;
buns bes 3abaeus, 8rrtuuft pru allen
apothsttrn gu rs Gents bic Tlaf4e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17
@m. &Saima 8 ephu.

llnfere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
has Gleii1, unb rna foldes frii6 aio
aut au erlangen, Tam man lnm6gli6
einen 3aperldffgereH Martt finbeu, als
ben bon Wm. 9bfiiug & GobH, No.
5II Npe. g.. 9ie Serreu bobert BEN
Gefdmad ibrer 2nnbeu Re9HuHg &C.
tragert unb In ibrem gtablifemeut cine
talte 9uftmof1ttte erri9tet, wel9e ollen
Mnforoertungen ftir grbaltung unb gnt'
fermung f9dbli9er S~ugrebienSen bes
ssIeif6es entipri1t. sic baben beftdn'
Big in ibren 8iebbbfen einen sroBen
Dorratb bon WaifDieb, aus meldem
uur 6as Befie fur lire 9unben setudbli
tuiro. Wer reel bebiertt fem tuia, Der
beiude ben Martt, Ro. 81
Mue4ae 6. 1,lOtlt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17
Der amfams pum emse.

Der 4nfans elmer aranfbeit III sine Isi&ts
S@pdde ober unpdbIidfeit IN einiseu ser TO-
len SbeiIr, seiDobnIi9 IN Dem Nasen. Der 6.
ber ober ben Einsepeibeu. Dgspeptif4s
SSmptems tsissn fd,, HE eeber 1T nidt In
Orbnuns, bic 6nut if seIbIi6 unO unsefuub
auslebeub, unb mir flbIea Sdmerjen In BET
redien Settle ODER in bsm rtdttn S9nIierbIatt,
un, bas tlebI fuIminirt oft tn einent poIAtdus
biaen Sdpinbeu Der pbpfif6tu srdfte cher
nimntt eiasu t5btIiden gesIanf, aber ssun
BEN iisbtI BET 8eiteu nit eoteftsrs M a.
aeubitters besesnet tuiro, pel4ss ale SeiL
mitteI INNER ipirffam il, unb pelGss man in
ben erfen Stahien eebran6tn fente. 70 III Gin
@runb borbaubfn, bic f&dbIi4tu Radpirtun.
gen su beiir6ten, bic 70 oft auf boufdnbia 60.
beilte aranfbeitfn foIsen. % 10 melt better
6iefss 1@ere Stiimittei sessn wedfsIisber NIB
anbere maIarifde arnnibtiten su sebrau&eu.
ole gbinin unb anbere farie grssuen, neIde,
Denn fe aud cine 9sitlans ale pirtfam erDei.
fen, bod ben Masen ruiniren unS bic aIees
meine Gefunbbeit h~eeimtrddtiseH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17
MititdrpHidt asS8eiuatbsrter
2eutfd1er.

Der .2ouisbiIer 4n3eiger1 ber6Hents
liGt ben naGltebenAen Aussug aus ben
Geieben. betrefenb bic MiIitdrpfIi9i
aussenanberter Oeutfder, nobel er
bemertt, baB Nbinb ], unb II ben $40
Der beutf9en Webrorbnung, Mblat III
ben Artitel lao bes !beuti6eu Gtrafge.
iebbu@es unb Nbiab " unb v bic Nr.
tifel l, 2 unb A bes beuti9sumerifani.
f9en 6taaiss Hnefb6rigteitss @ertrages
biIoen:
/. perioner, tpel1e bas @eidsae.
bet berlaHen, bic &ei9sangeb0rigfeit
beriorert, cine anbere 6taatss Mngtb6.
rigfeit aber ui6t ertporben baben. ober
pieber berloret baben, fin6, tpenn He
ibreu bauernben aufentbalt In Oeuifds
lamb nebmen. 3ur Geftelung Dor ber
WiIitdrs Griabbeb6r0en berpfidtet unb
f6nneit nadtrdglid a~usseboben. iebod
i'm Irieben ni9t iiber bas Doaenbete
81. 2ebensiabr binaus i'm aftipen
DienH 3urideebalteH ueroen. Dali
felbe aiit DON ben 66bnen ausgepan.
better uu6 pieter In bas beutfde Reih
suridaefebrter Yerfonen. fofesn bic
66bne feline anoere Staatsanseb6rigs
felt eriuorben baben. 8orffebenbe Be.
iimmungen finben aud NHuenbuna
auf 2lusaetpanberte, rpsIde 3tuar cine
aubere Stantsangeh6tiafeit eriporben
batten, aber Dor benz 81. 2sbensiabr
tpieber Reifsangeb0rige tpe;ben.
III. perfonen Der Reierbe. 2ano.
tuebr, MnrinesR eierue ober Ssemebr,
iuel9e mad erfoIgter 4usmanberuns
Dor bolIenbetem 81. 2ebensiabr in
DeuttGIanb suieber naturaliirt tuers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17
edminssufs,s aeheilt.

ginem aIten ar5te, Der hon Der prnJie 81,
ridsesossu Iebt, ipuroe burd einen ofinoil9eu
Daiffiondr. bic 8efarfibune eines etnfader
besetabiIf9en eelImittfIs flr bic j9nsle unh
bduermbe Setfnng bon auusenfduinbfudt'
Nrendiiis, gatarrb, afbma unb allen 3att.
uub ennaentranfbsiten aussebanbist. aud
elm @ittel fur pofitibe, rabilalt eeiIune bon
Nerbeal9ni@e unh allen Rerbentrantbeitsi
NadSem Der DoItpr bic ipunberbaren Seilfrdfts
In tauirnben Halen erprbbt batts, eradtste q
Cd fur feline PHitt, baS NtitteI feinen Ieibenbeu
Wtitmeuf9tn bsfannt 80 MAIDEN. Bon bitten
Nfotib uns @unld setrisbeu, baabsIte er: Sd
fenbe biefes aeaebt fotsnfrei an slne. bic q
pinf&en, In Seutf9er, enaIii6r nber ~fransbt'
fdr SptnGt, init boiler MH,ueiiuns eH Der
jfelIuns uab bes Gebrauds. Senbe AbrtAs
uuh Hriefmarse, besiebe Did ant siefe 8eitana
uub Id fenbe 60 fofort. %. U. 9oges, 14s
Yopsrs Bind, Wodefer, n. D. [2L1o,fsmz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17
Naltet Gure 2ampen ta Groawtg unb
bremnetD.

Ote Alamto Oeleompasnie liefert bas
Del. I'm ORDERS ipirb gebeten uno
bas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. Or
flee 237 OF : 6oufonfraBe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,11.t6W
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G.. 4.

205 Weft 6 o m mercefr "a 5 {,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gefpdblies 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
8tIberrabmen unb 2eiten,
unb ferner neben 3eidnensM aterialien
aner Nrt. 6arben unb anftrei'
der W aterialien, beionoers
9ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic befieH unb biligfen I'm
Marfte, bic unter boiler Garantie ner'
tauft tuerben. fer q er. unb g pi G,
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
f1tagenbe MrtifeI; tuoriH 9err Miiller
bas gr6bte 2ager i'm Weifen bes 6taa,
tes bat. Muftrdee aus benz Qanbe tper'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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1. HUH & q
bic nIte unb beipdbrte
Gtien> u. 0pl3wdaren>,
6asbsn. nab 6ameasp aabtuuS
SO, s3s uat 1ss gasft>G craft
Gan 4ntenje- ..-----.----..xexae
Sabeu erbaIten cine Gar.eabuns
o. 2auhreth q g 9 am e


saben erbaIten cine gar.eabnns
o. 2anhretb & g OBJ am e
reteu.
6rit . 9rbfen, Hctnen nnb Rom, GeIb aern
ipeiees unb aeIbes. Gbenfaas srbalten: Cine
GarIabuus .. aanbreib q Sobu s9te Sanen>
aartofeIn, ala ME Extra earIh germont,
earib Moft, 1eauts Of 1ebrpns @btte Gle
pbnnt unb ueue Sorttn, garfslb NIB Stnts
Of Main.
Grparten rine garIabnus Carly 4mber NIB
garIt Crauge 8uderrobr.G nmeu, seiu6buIi9e
uub German Wiaet, gebptif4es Weie. une
Befenforu. Q amen. Mn9anb: Sobuion, Wixeo
Yafure, Ordarb, 9ssrxniaI Sbe, nnb Mnlens
Gras Samen. Meiter fmpebif9sr eofer.
aasuisn fTr MiefIeD Gras Reit.
-pfIias, fnb bic beifell, einfaditen, biuigfen,
t6rtjsn unb friht gebeubRen msitpfaee; ton.
men NIT aipei puttn @ftxherp, obsr WuItn hear,
beiiet nerben. ebeafaIs .EongueIess Dine
8eHs, uDsautse uub reaureI., gang Rabl,
riding and walking Cultivators NIT ober obns
2orns unb B6umipole 4. @IanSer.
Aaeutsn fir be berSbmtrn Brinly Pfuege,
Hlanet Il. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators com
bined. 6oub . SeSseusrius, Bulge uub eul.
tivatoren. 8uR. o. Hre9t @rrahnnf 9inen une
Builder itenfIien, 9arrilon Bros. q Co., ~
gebraud fertia qenif9te 6nrbeus GbaS. Mutba
Gonio.Gxtraftoreu, Bienen. @0u1er, MtHer u
mir Iaufen brett bon Gabrifea unb bertaufeu
~ ben niebrisasn Warttpretien far "cash'.
!. Hath & Sohn.
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ssutereifamte Gxiabrasaes,.

Der M0bsI6dnbIer Sisanr Cameron In 70.
Iambus, &c. Hadt ieins erialraSaen N iol.
babe i9 iebes Seitmiitel fur Masen. nno sis.
reuleiben Ssrfa@t sas I'D i'm 2anSet .sesaSst,
ab.r a9ns arfOIa, 10 ID saSi q, eissis.s g q,
istt sdn;Iid ssbsilt unh baite elsstris gitters
II. 3. ReeS BON Bef 9iberts, 3d.. ssbraudte
affection nuO fast: .Ai&ts bat mir 10 seboIfsn,
aIs electric 4itters.~
gtrtauft au so Gents bic SIufde BET u.
SreiB..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17
sluspertauf unb Weue Daarem


s m @inbereIIaS 6ubsStore
gde Souftonftra6e 6 Nbe. 6
tperben ole WinterI9ube fir Samer
unb 9inber, fir 6erren uitb 3naben
3um aboluten 6 0 f erprei {
ausperfaut. Dies III feline bloBs
Nnfiinbignng, um Retlame gu MAIDEN,
fonoern bic preiie linb faftif6 beoeu'
tenb berabgeisbt tporben, tuOpon Sober
fi6 ii%berseugen fam.
SIN Cinderella S6ubiore finb bic
neuen leidteren S6ubiOrteu fir ben
Sommer bereits einaetrofe en- unb TO-
uobl In Samen.S 6uben wie SHIPPERS
III cine bor3iisli@e Muswabl bOrbanben.
Niemanb folte anberswo. oils i'm Gin
berella 69ubfore faufen.
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WerfehIte WprforaIiatei

DerfebIte BprforgIi9teit.
= (Gie 10idbrige Clio IN bel Der 8.
idbriseu Grete 5u Hefu6.) Clio:
$40 baf Du bean Define puppe?
9rete: Sd fpisie ni9t mebr nit
puppea, i@ babe fe ale eineepadt unb
aufstbnben. ~GHa: 6ir men benn2
@rete: dtr meine 3inber. Clio:
sou Denn Du aber feline 3inber
bafta Crete: 9un bant bIeiben He
fur meme gnfel
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Gluetuationen i'm Martte fur 81.
ieupaaren fam Seber bermeiben, be,
feline Drbers bur@ pieper&S dull t.
eb ausfhbren ldbt. Gabrifanten re-
auIiren tire preiie nod benz 9onium.
piper & 6GuItbeB baben tets einer
e1ormen Worralb bon Teusbrabt, giien'
bIe@ u. I. ~, uub fie nDtireu frtibers
niebrise preiie. uenH biefelbet aud tn
i'm WQrfte feigeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-17

0ielen 6rauen bereitet bic 8ef6rs
berung hires 6aarwudfes niGt menia
6hwieriafeiten. neil bus 9aar ifeif
unb ungrflais in; bur6 ben @ebrau6
bon liners Oar Bigor pirb oas 6aar
wei6. aef1meioig uno gldn5eTb. Mpers
pair Bieor lit gIeidfols Elm por3ig'
li6ss Reinisurgsmiitel bes Soar'
bobens.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
B4NhRIPTING COUNTY.
The Bald-knob bbers Selling Their All {,
Retain Defending Attorneys.

The Bsld-Knobbers Selling Their All to
Retain Defending Attorneys.
OZARK, Mo-, April 27.-The grand
Jury has returned eight bills in which
forty-four knobbers were charged with
assaults and unlawful meetings. Some
Of the parties are charged with five
different Offenses, and the total will
reach at least eighty. Only three OF
the parties have as yet been arrested.
John Hiles is indicted in three cases
for attending bald-knob meetings, and
his brother in one case. NJ. T. Humble
is i. dicted in two cases, one for ad-
ministering the lash. Bail ls fixed at
$3.50 for each charge. All the indict-
ments are for whipping, intimidation,
and pouring out Chadwick Whisky. The
grand jury has another lot OF indict-
ments to be reported on adjournment
which, it is expected, will take place
to-day. The prosecuting attorney
says there will be seventy-tive bald
knobbers indicted on about 200
charges. Some very important wit
nesses and several influential citizens
supposed to be under the ban have
suddenly left the country. This is a
sad community OF old men, reverends,
deacons, doctors and the like, who
are selling their lies accommodations
to raise a sum to retain lawyers to de-
fend their misguided sons. The law
yers' harvest will be rich, but it will
nearly bankrupt the community.
The trials are set for the fall term OF
court, the first men indicted for the
Edens murder having pleaded not
guilty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
SOLD roo CHEIpIy,

New York 4 New England Directors Dis
pose OF Some Very Valuable stock.
Discussions have arisen in the New
York Il New England Railway Board
The recent trip OF the directors over
the railroad - sharply criticised by
those who failed to sell their stock
and they are very indignant. 1t is
stated that the New England Rail.
road cold its stock in the New En-.
gland Transfer Company to the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Com.
pany. The dissatisfied people repre-,
sent that in view of the fact that the
Transfer Company has earned and
paid 10 per cent. dividends monthly
for the last five or six years of 12C
per cent. per annum, the stock was
worth certainly ten for one, or 81 ,O0C
for each 500 share, but instead oi
getting any such price, the company,
it is understood, received only hall
OF the present value OF the boats and
floats, or about $4,000 for its nall
OF the Transfer Company's stock.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
THE WORR OF A BRUTE.
Steve Carlyle Kicks His Wife to Death a


Steve Carlyle Kicks His Wife to Death at
Chicago.
CHICAGO, ul.,iApril 28.-The police at
the Thirty-ifth Street station un-
earthed a most shocking case OF bru-
tallty yesterday afternoon. Steve
Carlyle, strapping, SIX foot stock
yards hand, living in the rear OF 3316
South Halstead Street, came home
drunk about three weeks ago and
beat his wife, a little woman who
weighs not over 100 pounds. Neigh.
bors went into the Carlyle house, and
found the woman IN bed, black and
blue from the bruises inflicted by her
husband, and surrounded by three
pretty little children, all in a starving
condition. Still, strange to say, these
women did not report the matter to
the police, and the only explanation
they gave the reporter for not doing
so was that they didn't want to in
tertere between man and wife" Car
lyle came home frequently after that,
nearly always drunk, but made no e.
fort 90 relieve the wants OF his injured
vile and her children, or even to pro-
cure her medical attendance. Yester-
day the woman's brother, Nike Davis,
visited the family and was Mortified
to find his sister and her children In
such a condition. he called DR.. +. 2.
Crane, who found that she had hall q
dozen ribs broken and was injured 80
badly that recovery is impossible. The
city physician was called and had her
removed to the county hospital where
she died this noon. The IittlechiIdren
were left with Mrs. Mckee, who Will
take care OF them until other provis-
ion is made Mrs. Carlyle made an
ante-mortem statement, in which she
charged her husband with having
kicked and beaten her IN a brutal
manner
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
FOUND THE AZTEC MINES,
An Exploring Iarty Discovers the Al
cient MeIinan Cold Fields.

An Exploring Iarty Discovers the An
Client Mexican Gold Fields.
ST. LOUIS, April PA dispatch
from the City Of Mexico announces the
discovery OF two OF the seven lost
Mexican bonanza mines, by an Amer
lcan party o. prospectors. Humboldt
and Hamilton speak OF the fabulous
wealth obtained from thoee mines by
Spanlards. They were worked up to
the middle of the last century. In
1885 the Indians swept over North
ern Mexico and destroyed Chihuahua
and all the miners were driven out.
The Indians held control of the coun-
try 80 long that all records were lost.
Recently Lieut.. Ripper, formerly of the
United states army, w. K. Glenn, OF
Illinois, Capt. Allen and j. 1-cIntyre,
OF Chicago, went out on g. sur
veying expedition in the inter
est OF a Sonora land company,
and In an old chapel, found maps and
other data. Dividing into four small
parties, a thorough search was begun
and Mclntyre's party located what is
believed to be the "Layopa" silver
mine. 1t IS In the midst of thousands
OF ruined buildings among large
churches and forts. Within radius
OF four miles are 420 workings, ole
Spanish furnaces and tons OF Stag. A
few days later, Bowers party report
ed the discovery OF the Guaynopa, in
the heart OF the Sierra Madre Noun
tains. Around it are the ruins OF lis
rastoras. Advices from Nogales con-
firm the report and state that great
placer field has been located where
the Jesuijs of 200 years ago found
fortunes for the church. Great ex-
citement in mining centers prevails.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
EsIIEi isED ID.
Peace Once More Assured Between
France and Germany.

Peace Once More Assured Between
France and Germany.
Bismarck has ordered that Schn9-
belss be released and has advised NJ /.
Herbette, the French minister, OF the
fact. The North German Gazette
says: In ordering the release OF NJ.
SChn@beles, the German government
has placed q broad Interpretation up.
on the matter, regarding the invita-
ton addressed TO NJ. Schnebeles by
the German police commissary as q
sort OF safe-conduct, although the ar
rest itself was effected Independently
OF the invitation and without the
knowledge OF Commissary Gautsch by
two Berlin officials" Emperor Wi +
lam has signed the order for the re-
lease OF Schn8beles. The latter has
written to his wife that he expects to
return home tomorrow. 1t is report
ed that NJ. Herbette speaks in the
highest terms OF Germany's courteous
treatment in connection with the a.
fair
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
JUDGES ARE PREJTDICED.

Chicago BoodIers Making n Desperate Ef-
fort for Change of Venue.
CHICAGO, H., April 27.-When Judge
Tuley's court opened this morning,
Attorney Forrest presented motion
for a change of venue on behalf OF the
parties indicted in the fat county jobs.
On behalf OF f. R. Mcdonald ne pre-.
sented an affidavit alleging prejudice
on the part of judges Tuley and
Garry. For McGarigle he filed an aft
davit making similar allegations re-
specting judges Tuley and Hawes. 1t
was evidently the intention to include
the same judges in each affidavit, as
the two are required to renderiustice in
both cases. 1t is believed that the other
indicted county officials will, by pur-
suing the same tactics, be thus ena-
bled to dispose OF the entire bench,
thus causing curious complication.
This at least was the view of the mat
ter taken by attorneys this morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
TIE u.ifYERs HIX.

Most of the Chicago Restaurants Accede
to Their Demands.
At meeting Of the Walters Assem-.
bly,, Knights OF Labor, Chicago, on
the Both, the committeeman who b d
called on employers for an answer to
the walters demands, reported that
over three-fCurths OF the prospective
strikers had gained their point. \
few large restaurants are holding out,
and their walters are under ipstIuc-
tions TO quit. Detailed reports to the
Bakers union indicated that the
wOrhmen OF that craft had also been
successful to 8 very large extent. The
Hod-carriers' union were not similarly
favored. The officers were able to
point to few contractors who showed
any signs OF succumbing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07
A Famous Detective.

James Jackson, the famous State
detective, resides in Sing Sing, and is
generally IN attendance at the prison.
His duties are to examine carefully
the face OF every convict as he enters,
and to sCrItinize every visitor in or
der to prevent any discharged convict
from seeing his pals. Occasionally he
has to make long journeys in pursuit
OF runaway prisoners or to identity
criminals convicted in other States.
He never makes q mistake; if once he
looks a man IN the eye he will know
him under any disguise, as he tells
his man by the look OF his eyes. Once
an escaped convict had his nose pared
down One-thiTd, but Jackson detected
him at once, notwithstanding this re-
markable change Of feature Mr.
Jackson IS about > feet s inches in
height, about 35 years old, OF a light
and sinewy build, with black hair and
piercing black eyes, and is altogether
remarkably handsome. He knows
about 10000 criminals, and it Is sim
ply wonderful thai he can distinguish
the features OF every one. On nis
long Journeys heeats very moderately
and always takes one Brandreth pill
at night. When much fatigued by the
jolting OF the cars on his tiresome
trips he uses two Alcock's Porous
Plasters OF the small OF the back,
which give him renewed vigor and
quickly relieve him OF all WEAKNESS.
These are the only two remedies he
uses, and be attributes his vigor and
remarkable health to Allcock' g Porous
Plasters and Brandreth's PIlls.-SuG
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